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Springer Nature Research bus reaches IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

  Dhanbad, Oct 29: The Springer Nature India Research Bus reached IIT (ISM) Dhanbad on Wednesday as part of its nationwide tour to promote research awareness…

Springer Nature Research bus reaches IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

 

Dhanbad, Oct 29: The Springer Nature India Research Bus reached IIT (ISM) Dhanbad on Wednesday as part of its nationwide tour to promote research awareness and strengthen India’s academic and scientific ecosystem.

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The initiative is being organised by Springer Nature India in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Government of India. The Research Bus Tour, which began on October 6, 2025, will continue until November 11, 2025, covering seven states, 17 cities, and 29 premier educational and research institutions across the country.

‘A Proud Moment During IIT (ISM)’s Centenary Year’

Welcoming the Research Bus, Prof Partha Sarathi Das, Dean (Research & Development), IIT (ISM), described the visit as a “proud moment for the institute during its hundredth year.”

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“I sincerely thank Springer Nature for creating this platform where research excellence meets academic enthusiasm. When research and nature come together, they reflect the true spirit of institutions like IIT (ISM). This collaboration inspires us to pursue science and technology with purpose, ethics, and innovation,” said Prof Das.

Prof Dheeraj Kumar, Deputy Director, IIT (ISM), lauded the initiative as an innovative way to bring the research publishing ecosystem directly to campuses.

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“It is inspiring to see Springer Nature arriving at our doorstep with this mobile research platform. Recognising our top researchers through a rigorous and transparent process highlights the high-quality research being carried out across diverse domains at IIT (ISM),” he said.

Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Managing Director, Springer Nature India, praised IIT (ISM)’s legacy of research and academic excellence, calling it “a model for innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration in India.”

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Women Researchers and Faculty Felicitated

Seven distinguished women researchers from IIT (ISM) were felicitated during the event for their outstanding contributions across various fields:

Prof Rajni Singh (Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences; Dean, Corporate Communications)

Prof Keka Ojha (Dept. of Petroleum Engineering; Dean, Continuing Education Programme)

Prof Saumya Singh (Dept. of Management Studies & Industrial Engineering; Professor-in-Charge, Career Development Centre)

Prof Shalini Gautam (Dept. of Fuel, Minerals and Metallurgical Engineering)

Prof Sheeja Jagadevan (Dept. of Environmental Science & Engineering)

Prof Nirupama Mandal (Dept. of Electronics Engineering)

Prof Aditi Sengupta (Dept. of Mechanical Engineering)

Book and Journal Awards Presented

Book Awards were conferred upon:

Prof Brijesh Kumar Mishra (Dept. of Environmental Science & Engineering)

Prof Biplab Bhattacharyya (Dept. of Electrical Engineering)

Prof Sachin Tripathi (Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering)

Journal Publication Awards were presented to:

Prof Amit Rai Dixit (Dept. of Mechanical Engineering; Dean, Infrastructure)

Prof Vivekananda Mukherjee (Dept. of Electrical Engineering)

Prof Sunil Kumar Gupta (Dept. of Environmental Science & Engineering)

 

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